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  1. 15-08-2010, 01:42 PM #1
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    Work XD9's - 18x9 +30 - 5x100PCD!

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    Hi guys

    I have a brand new (still in boxes) set of Work XD9 in gunmetal. Specifications are as follows:

    PCD: 5x100 (for Subarus)
    Size: 18x9
    Offset: +30

    I purchased these in anticipation of buying either Liberty GT / 03 STI. But I have since purchased a different car and these are no longer needed





    Price: $1500
    They're in Sydney. Seeing as how they're one of the best looking modern wheels I figured I'd post these here.
    Are they too big for everything with a 5x100PCD? I'm sort of picturing a stanced MK4 GTI with these wheels...

    Um, PM me and I'll PM the guy, as it's from a private forum.
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    Hmmm....tasty. So tempting given the price. If they were staggered with 18X8's at the front I would be all over these. However running 9's at the front is going to cause some issues?
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    Quote Originally Posted by pauld View Post
    Hmmm....tasty. So tempting given the price. If they were staggered with 18X8's at the front I would be all over these. However running 9's at the front is going to cause some issues?
    depends on the offsets matey
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    What's the consensus as to whether these would fit a mkiv ok ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by qsilverza View Post
    What's the consensus as to whether these would fit a mkiv ok ?
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    Sure. Assuming you're happy to roll guards and maybe purchase spacers.
    Anything can be made to fit anything, with enough time/money.
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    someone get some balls and buy these!

    wheels can be made to fit, who cares if they have a bit of poke!

    Google "wheel offset calculator" and punch in the numbers to find out for yourselves if they'll fit
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    Quote Originally Posted by GoLfMan View Post
    someone get some balls and buy these!

    wheels can be made to fit, who cares if they have a bit of poke!

    Google "wheel offset calculator" and punch in the numbers to find out for yourselves if they'll fit
    yeah, ive been eyeing these off. but not sure on the mkiv. and i think these will be tucked in, won't they? ie, we will need spacers?
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    ah, yes, but 9"....

    hmmmm
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    Wheel Offset Calculator

    they look great, but i understand they will rub on the front of my S3
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